How can JetBlue be so wrong — and so right?
fundamental disconnect between a customer and a company? You end up with a case where everyone is right — and everyone is also wrong.
A weekly feature in which I ask readers if I should mediate a case.
fundamental disconnect between a customer and a company? You end up with a case where everyone is right — and everyone is also wrong.
In early June, room rates at the five-star Plaza Hotel start at about $725 a night. So when Mania Baghdadi found a $119 rate.
The $50 voucher Spirit Airlines offered her for her troubles may have expired, but her anger is undiminished. And I really can’t blame her.
I want to help Krista Krauss. I think she deserves to be helped. And when you start an email with “You are my last hope.”
It’s like a scene from the 80s classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. Minus the Ferrari, maybe. And the Star Wars soundtrack.
The “Sandals difference” is that this chain of all-inclusive “luxury” resorts offers “the most romantic getaways with quality inclusions.”
Today marks the beginning of a new journey, as Elliott becomes a general consumer advocacy site. “Should I Take This Case?”
“We feel like we were taken advantage of,” says Mike Sevier, who recently flew on US Airways. “Scammed at worst.”
A promise from none other than Disney.” We would like to invite you to spend a future cruise with Disney Cruise Line at 50 percent.”